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December 14, 1973 - Image 21

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1973-12-14

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18-Year Olds to Vote

age of 18 by Dec. 31, the
date of the general election.

JERUSALEM (JTA)—The
Knesset has approved an
If you lose in an argument,
amendment to the election
law that will permit persons you can still call your op-
to vote who have reachedthe ponent names.

Transit Center
at Schoenau Shut

Very Special Occasions

Family & Industrial Photography

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ON SALE NOW

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MORRIS_BUICK

VIENNA—Austria's Schoe-
nau Castle, the transit center
for emigrating Soviet Jews,
was closed Monday by the
government. The Red Cross
Center at Woellersdorf, 25
miles south of here will take
all future emigrants unable
to continue on immediately.
A transit period of 14 hours
has been set as the maxi-
mum for those fit to travel
on to Israel.

In September, Chancellor
Bruno Kreisky announced
that the center would be
closed in exchange for the
release of three Soviet Jews
and an Austrian customs of-
ficial taken the day before
by Arab gunmen.

Nine-Hour Work Day Pondered

JERUSALEM (JTA) — A
ministerial economic commit-
tee is to broach with Hista-
drut the suggestion of intro-
ducing a nine-hour day in
factories, offices and other
work places so as to share
the burden more fairly be-
tween the reservists in the
armed forces and the rest of
the labor force.
The decision came at the
committee's weekly meeting
in Jerusalem. The proposal
was originally mooted by
Deputy Transport Minister
Gad Yaacobi—and Finance
Minister Pinhas S'apir is said
to support it.
Koor Industries Director-
General Meir Amit has taken
the matter a stage further by
actually introducing a nine-
hour day in the huge Koor
industrial network. (Koor is
Histadrut-owned).
Meanwhile, economists and
columnists are warning the
public that a long period of
belt tightening is scheduled.

Kreisky said he closed the
center, against much inter-
national protest, because it
presented too great a secur-
ity problem. Even a visit by
Israel Prime Minister Golda
Meir didn't help.
The Austrian chancellor
Youth Aliya
said that emigrants may still
pass through his country,
however, their swift transfer Director Picked
NEW YORK — The ap-
must be supervised by an
pointment of Dr. Yaacov
international organization.
Gal-Or as director of the
The new transit center will Youth Aliya office in the
be called the Lower Austrian United States and Canada
Provincial Red Cross Aid was announced by Mrs.
Station for Refugees and Charlotte Jacobson, chair-
Other Transients, and is man of the American section
housed in a three-story for- of the World Zionist Organiz-
mer army barracks, refur- ation.
bished with a kosher kitchen.
Dr. Gal-Or, on leave from
Austrian police will pro- the ministry of education
vide security outside the and culture of Israel where
Wollersdorf center, just as he is principal of Junior
was done at Schoenau.

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Forced loans and voluntary
loans have eaten into family
incomes, and increased food
and electricity prices have
made further encroachments.
Last week—in the wake of
electricity raises of some 30
per -cent—the price of water
skyrocketed by 20 per cent.
And, following fuel price
hikes, taxi fares went up 15
per cent in Jerusalem and 20
per cent in Tel Aviv.
The Central Bureau of Sta-
tistics, in a perversely
timed statement, announced
that in January-September
1973, 32,500 new cars had
been purchased, 70,300 TV
sets, 72,600 washing ma-
chines and 55,300 refrigera-
tors—an average rise of 31
per cent over the same period
last year.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, Dec. 14, 1973-21

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maximum.
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Yes, I'm your old friend

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and I'm now associated with

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in Orchard Mall

Come visit me. I'll personally show you around
Block's magnificent new store. And, because of
Block's extraordinary selection of distin-
guished wearing apparel, I'll be able to serve
you better than ever before.
GGC Clothes! Eagle Clothes! Johnston and
Murphy Shoes! This is the caliber of the
lines we carry. The haberdashery is
superb! The quality of alterations is the
finest I've known. Stop in!

High School Or-Yehuda -near
Lod, succeeds Mordecai
Peled who has completed a
two-year stay in this country.
Dr. Gal-Or, who settled in
Palestine in 1946 with his
family and twin brother, is
himself a product of the
Youth Aliya movement. Born
in Bulgaria in 1941, he went
to the Youth Aliya Village
near Natanya, after complet-
ing his primary studies in
Israel public schools. Upon
graduation from the Hadas-
sim Youth Village near Na-
tanya, he received his BA at

the Hebrew University in
Jerusalem, majoring in psy-
chology and education, in
1966.

German MPs Plan -
Mission to Israel

BONN (JTA) — A delega-
tion of West German MPs,
members of the German_
Israeli parliamentary group,
will travel to Israel.

locks CLOTHES

On Orchard Lake Road I/2 block
north of Maple Road in the new
enclo.ed Orchard Mall
phone 851-9080

Bankard, Security. Master Charge
and all other charge cards honored.

lock's

Open Monday
thru Saturday
10 till 9 p.m.

77aditim clkate.

r

chairman,
group's
The
Guenther Metzger (SPY)),
said that Germans had a
special obligation at this time
to demonstrate to the Israeli
people and parliament that
existing friendly relations
should be expanded and
deepened.

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ought to
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